Malcador

I was mainly disappointed I couldn't torture Carth to death as any character.

Feel sorry for Giroud, that open miss may have been tricky with the ball bouncing. Should have left him on. Still Bellerin was one huge weak point in an overall sucky display. Didn't really ruin my day, no longer care that much. Have a job interview on Monday for a position I applied to today so they must be desperate.

3-1, too.

Actively help to govern - by this you mean occupy ? Wonder what problems could have been avoided if they just left those "rebels" to their fate.

Will get that too, though I am somewhat irritated by giving money to Gearbox.

So how many 'interventions' will this be ?

Phew, I was waiting for a review of this.

$15 too.

Well wrong hands are those belonging to people who don't care about large scale retribution - think stuff like ISIS or what have you. Things have to get pretty widespread for that to be a serious risk though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4q4aSVddNHk Typical Gearbox trailer, hah.

Gives me time to get my new PC, too.

http://www.pcgamer.com/gta-5-delayed-again-on-pc/ GTA V PC delayed. Again.

Well, one's laziness may have a good result but it's not a good thing to have. Not sure it's quality of being 'good' is affected by intent or the result, at least from a detached stance. In any case, I suppose it is a meaningless thing to think about.

Well, you could - diligence at a task is easy enough to measure. Not that it somehow offsets everything else as you seem to be thinking.

Yep, it is a bad trait to have, it's a quality present in people independent of what they are trying to do. You don't think laziness is a bad trait to have just because a killer with one will kill no one or less, right ?

It is a bit hypocritical for the nuclear armed ones to try to police others that want it, but it is largely in the good of everyone that not everyone ends up with nuclear weapons - if only just due to increased risk of them being lost or stolen.

Can definitely see some obvious ones, those those are mainly the "pride before life" type. Still, it can be done. Though giving someone a nod for committment when they decided to blow their brains out is like commending one for sticking to the plan to eat at Denny's - appreciation of the execution is separate from an observation of the bad deed. It ain't easy keeping the kernel fragments out of your gums.

Ah yes the retard kerfuffle.

Is also more useful to pass the exam and get on with the education career.

Well, planning to do things and not executing is a bad trait to have, though I suppose it is common in many degrees - then again some people don't even bother to plan, heh. Anyway, for people wanting to kill themselves, I guess, one could respect their commitment even if that does result in their death - always hear arguments on some principles being more important than living.

Power died at the office and took my PC with it. Regret not vacuuming or cleaning that PC as I was figuring out what was wrong with it - scary amount of dust in there.

Seems to be more encouraging one to follow through with plans.

Don't think anything 'infinite' exists in reality, just a tremendous amount of possible things that would class as information, or thought.

Saw Taken 2, got a good laugh of the daughter chucking grenades all over the place - apparently a common thing in Istanbul. But Liam Neeson killing people is always fun to watch on a Sunday afternoon